WF-502B Mini LED Flashlight 1000 Lumens Single Mode Tactical EDC Emergency Flashlight Portable Bright 18650 Torch

Very bright. Nice and cheap, fits in my pocket. Has the PERFECT light pattern for my use. Simple on-off bottom. No adjustable focus. No inconvenient multi function. It's definitely not the highest of quality. It only take a couple weeks of daily use for the finish to wear off of the high points. I take the pocket clip off as soon as it comes out of the box because they fall off almost immediately without thread lock. I buy a new one about every year after I inevitably brake it or lose it but that's actually what I like about it. It's totally dependable enough for me to trust it for daily use but when it finally does go missing or I leave it in my pocket and put it in the washing machine I'm not upset to just have a new one ordered. Standard 1" diameter body. I keep one mounted to my shotgun. Has not let me down. Definitely my favorite flashlight.

I have a couple of these. I bought this last one to live in my car. The light is plenty bright and the lithium ion battery means that it can sit for a long time without being on a charger and I'll know it had juice. It's a nice and durable aluminum body and can take being dropped or banged around. Overall a good compact light for general purpose. Not quite small enough for pocket EDC but good for car, travel, or sitting on a bedside table.

This is a good flashlight. Very bright. The downside is it doesn't come with a battery so you will need to get your own 18650 battery which I didn't know when I bought it. I had some so it wasn't a big deal but if you don't already have them then its important to know. You also have to take the battery out to charge it in separate charger. That is a bit of a down side but a great light for 20 dollars. I might buy a second one.

I am a police officer and at work I use a Fenix PD35 tac. This light is good for everyday basic person use and camping trips but not good for police use. The tail cap is a reverse clickie which means before light comes on you must press it in and allow it to click back out before light comes on as opposed to Fenix which comes on when it's pressed momentarily before you click it on. When I'm camping or around the house it's perfect but not good for tactical situations when you need a true momentary press on and release light off type of light. When I'm camping I take this light as it was 15 bucks and I'd rather lose a 15 dollar light then my 80 dollar Fenix but for anyone not going into harms way this light does it well and with rechargeable batteries your lighting costs are next to nothing.

The first still works fine but i got this one to keep in a different location in case i forget the first one. Very durable, very bright and a good battery life if you use quality batteries. Ultrafire carries quality flashlights and i like them. I also like that it is a single function switch. Just on and off. No mucking around getting past the seizure inducing strobe mode of some other lights.